'Employed Spain' Loses up to 20% of Its Population and Stresses the Labour Market, According to Eurofirms People First Report

In the last two decades, several Spanish provinces have suffered a continuous loss of population, in some cases up to 20%. This phenomenon, known as the "vacated Spain", directly impacts the structure of the labour market and the economic fabric of the affected areas. Through a report, Eurofirms People first, the first Spanish multinational specialized in talent management, has analyzed the consequences of this demographic transformation.